23 September 2022, 1pm - 8pm
Join artist Farouk Alao to share your picture of Dublin life and create a collaborative installation, taking inspiration from his public artwork Dublin I missed you.
23 September 2022, 4pm - 7pm
Get behind the scenes at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, meet artists in their studios, learn about their art practice and gain added insight into their work.
23 September 2022, 11am - 9pm
Join us for a special Culture Night late viewing and introduction to chased losses, the first exhibition in Ireland by Sean Edwards.
23 — 26 September 2022
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios presents Dublin I missed you, a public artwork by Farouk Alao.
29 — 30 July 2022, Friday. 1-6pm, Saturday. 11am-6pm
Try on a MySirensuit and see for yourself!
12 March 2022, 12pm - 5pm
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios offsite exhibition at Chatham and King, Dublin, Deep time empaths by Barbara Knežević, will be open to the public on Saturday 12 March 2022, from 12pm - 5pm.
18 January — 26 February 2022
Read the newly published essay Eternity for Men by Trine Riel.
07 — 14 October 2021, 11am - 6pm
Great Uncle Joe is a scene setting installation that tells the story of the Malone families lived experience with Artane Boys Industrial School. The installation is comprised of audio recorded phone call conversations, sculptural objects, image-making, text and archive footage.
17 September 2021, 11am - 11.30pm
Join us on Culture Night 2021 for a special late opening of Tour Donas, Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie’s first exhibition in Ireland. The exhibition will be open from 11am - 11.30pm.
31 May 2021
Stepping in to the TBG+S Gallery is always a transformative experience. Leaving behind the cobbled streets, touristy pubs and buskers of Temple Bar, we enter a place of integrity, contemplation and experimentation.
31 May 2021
In these extraordinary times, when our artists are not able to go into their studios and must be curtailed in their making, we invite you to visit their pages on our website.
04 March — 30 April 2021
Here is an artist that meets the world embracing its complexity. In Curling up with reality (LaunchPad/Kerlin, 2020), we engage with Isabel Nolan’s practice over ten years, as it flows and unfolds, consistently surprising.